The develo** world has become the primary destination for used electrical and electronic
equipment (EEE) exported by the developed world, making e-waste management critical …

The escalating growth of e-waste in recent years poses a growing concern for its impact on
environment and human health. Rapid changes in technology and consumption patterns by …

Environmental experts have expressed concern that e-waste is growing faster than recycling
or reusing initiatives. Universities from develo** countries often import used electronic and …

Green computing is considered to the procedure of designing, manufacturing, using the
products and managing them in a correct way to minimize the hazards from the environment …

The growing problem of electronic waste (e-waste) management in West Africa requires a
thorough examination of current techniques management in key countries such as Nigeria …

Develo** countries have embraced ICTs to participate in the knowledge economy,
achieving double-digit annual growth in usage. Obsolete ICTs become e-waste, and …

Obsolete Electronic and Electrical Equipment (EEE) contain hazardous substances which
are a threat to environmental sustainability and human health. Electronic waste (e-waste) …

There has been a rapid development of Information and Communication Technologies
(ICTs) globally, and ICT have been used as a tool to attain environment sustainability all …

Green computing is considered to the procedure of designing, manufacturing, using the
products and managing them in a correct way to minimize the hazards from the environment …

The rapid proliferation of electronic devices and their short life cycles have resulted in an
unprecedented rise in electronic waste (ewaste), posing signi icant environmental …